That is all from us after Simone Magill scored two late goals to rescue a dramatic comeback win for Northern Ireland, who are off and running in the Nations League.

You can read Andy Gray's report from the game at Inver Park here.

Earlier this evening, the Republic of Ireland fell to a shock 4-0 loss against Slovenia in Koper.

You can read the report from that game here.

We will have reaction from both games as well as highlights from NI's win to come on the BBC Sport NI website.

Thanks for joining us - goodnight.

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Tonight's double takes Simone Magill's tally up to 27 goals for Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland move up to second in the League B Group 1 following the late win, their first of the campaign.

Poland beat Romania 1-0 in the other game in the group.

NI have a double-header against Romania to look forward to in April.

Simone Magill produces a composed finish to score a late winner for Northern Ireland at Inver Park.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

Never in doubt...

I'm only joking, obviously, but that was a captain's performance by Magill.

Northern Ireland have now won three games in a row against Bosnia-Herzegovina in the last year.

They came from behind to win 3-1 in Zenica in April, then eased to a 2-0 home victory at Windsor Park a month later, before tonight's late turnaround at Inver Park.

The two sides will meet again in June, where Bosnia-Herzegovina will finally hope to enact revenge.

Simone Magill and her teammates certainly enjoyed her late winner at Inver Park.

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Simone Magill ghosts in to glance past Almina Hodzick and level for Northern Ireland

What a finish to the game as two late goals from Simone Magill secures Northern Ireland's first win in the Nations League.

Tanya Oxtoby's side were cruising in the first half after going ahead through Brenna McPartlan.

Bosnia-Herzegovina scored two goals at the start of the second half, including a stunner from Marija Milinkovic, turned the game on its head.

Then captain Magill stepped up with two close range finishes to secure the comeback win.

Anyone else need a lie down after that? What a game!

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Caragh Hamilton comes on for Rebecca McKenna as Northern Ireland desperately search for an equaliser with injury-time approaching.

Emily Wilson races down the right and puts in a near post cross that is cleared before Simone Magill can get on the end of it.

Simone Magill capitalises on a loose pass and slips the ball into Lauren Wade, but her first touch lets her down and the visitors clear.

Wade will be kicking herself as a good touch would have allowed her a shot at goal.

Megan Bell's free-kick isn't dealt with by Almina Hodzick, but after pinball in the box, Northern Ireland are unable to fashion a chance on goal.

In an attempt to best utilise the space being afforded to Northern Ireland in wide positions, Ellie Mason and Rebecca Holloway have swapped positions.

Mason has gone into centre back, whilst Holloway has slotted in at left-back.

Holloway does well on the left and finds Megan Bell, who draws a foul and wins a free-kick in a good position.

Emina Ekic doesn't last much longer as she goes off to be replaced by Ena Taslidza.

Ekic's fine solo goal started Bosnia-Herzegovina's remarkable comeback at Inver Park.

Play resumes after a stoppage as Emina Ekic, who scored the first goal for the visitors, required treatment.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at Inver Park

Just 15 minutes left for Northern Ireland to get something for this one.

They're knocking on the door but just can't create that opening.

The first-half performance feels like a very long time ago now.

Lauren Wade is found out wide and puts in two crosses in quick succession which Bosnia-Herzegovina manage to clear.